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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-03

From a Rheumatic suffersr-Isso-Cured.
Hamburg, Berks Co.. Penna
suffered from s. we're inflammatory
rheumatism for about weeks; ph ysicians
gave me no relief. was confined to the
house. limbs very much swollen and had
10 crawl up and down stairs After q few
applications the pain was gone, ard q few
more entirely eursd me.
From Same Years Ls:er-PermaneaiIy cEFed
Hamburg BeT1zs Co, Pa, Oct Is, 1886.
AlJC1ts1x years ago took sick with IN
flamHlatory rheumatism and by using
few boitl-s of St Jacobs Oil WIS -ntirely
cured eheerfully duplicate my testiin0
ny 70 the grand. great aud good effects Of
the OIL ROLAND 7. LEONARD
From Deputy SheriH-june. fasl-cured.
Attleborough Mass.
Lest Nay was laid up with acute rheTi-
nlst.=u and confined To bed. I was tola
f. Try 81. Jssc1fss Oil. did 50 and next day
Tt.s wei - ever.
ELIJAH CAPRoN, Deputy Sheriff.
From Same Te-rs Ea.er-PerEsneaily cureT
AttIcfn-ough, Mass, Nov. 10, 1886.
had a sesC7e istiaex of acute rheuInE
tisIn 80 | c1uld not lake q step; was cur
fined To bed: tgicl everything a. no puI
eJTed slie entirely andI cheerfully recon-
ELIJAH cAPRoS. Deputy Sheriff.
TIE CHARLES A yoGELER CO, BGltiuors, Nd
"a II T-rlsons rsISG s.. LTeo6s OIL or Pa
&Fe fg1gt tit :, tr5F " ending tsOsseIlt stump
Cad e hlt0.gg at5tr edses reesiDe ADyIcE FKEE
-. 1-r,vv 14S1--,~ -1z-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-03

Itch, prairie mango. aad scratches
of every kind cured in 80 minutes hy
Woodford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by
Lewis & McCandless, druggists, En-
pDria.
Mr.. Roche of HarviIe, M, who
was SO crosseyed, had them straight
ened in five minutes last week by DIR.
Hanell, of 191 Kansas avenue, Topeka.
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PubIIe sale.

The stock, implements, grain, fod-
Snediker ranch. ten miles southeast of
Emporia, three miles south of Wyckoff
and four miles west of Hartford. Kan
sas, will be sold at public auction, on
the DramiSpS
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ESfPoRIA TOWNSHIP
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Butterine, l2alSc; creamery,
2s; dairy n S 1Se; ,r country butter, lSa22c.
HOG PkOpuCTS-Firm; mese pork, new,
sl7 so; old sl5 50; sugar cured hams, 1lhS
sides bacon, $50; clear side bacon, 91sc; ba-
sides, sssc; clear rib sides, s9S1kc; shout
dsrs. 61se6Ic; long clear. 71sc; pork strips,
LARD-Tisrces. SIC; half barrels. TO;
kegs, 71sc; choice kettle. SISssssc. Firm.
CHEESE-Prime fats, 9slOcj New iofk
factory, none; iull cream, l5c; Young
AP Piss ff hi 81 50, half barrels.
'PetfsSy-dhicksp. quiet; spring, q
FkEsE MEArS-Cold storage beef. fore
qusrters, 1850; headquarters of beef. 9slOc;
mutton. Sc.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July 6.-Provisions
s"s. Pork irIegalsr; new. SIS 20. Lard,
s575; lous clear, 81 so; clear ribs, 81 IS; short
clear, 81 s7h. Bacon frmer: boxed shout
ders, s6a6 Is; long clear and clear ribs,
IS coos rs; short clear, s. g0aq. Hams
stead, at nslic' Egg, lower az Shssc.
CHICAGO, ILL, Jul' 6.-Proyisions were
weak and prices ranged lower The general
feeling vas bearish and operators were more
inclined to sell during the carly part Of the
session, owing 10 the CONTINUED decline In
corn, and prices Of lard declined Toe and
short rib. l5c. About noon shorts began TO
cover, the offerings decreased and fair rally
occurred, last sales being only 7l<gl0c lower
than yesterday. August lard opened at 81 90.
declined to s. so and closed ~ 81 52ISq6 b5.
short ribs for August opened atS7 70, .rold to
81 IS and closed at 81 62H. Cash quo
tations were rs follows; Mess pork, per hrl,
sl5gl6.., Lard, per 100 lbs, 81 IS
thort rib sides, loose, 81 h0a7 IS; dry sailed
shoulders. boxed. s. CO.'S 20; short clear
sides, boxed,1 9Og7 70, The leading futures
ranged as followsi Mes pork, per bril-
nominal, at sl5gl6 for cash. Lard, per 100
lbs-July opened at o. b2H, highest s. 52is,
lowest Vi 10 closing At u Is; August opened
at d 621s, highest s. 621s, lowest 81 80, closing
at 81 IS; September opened at 81 ~ high
est 81 ~, lowest 81 62Is, closing at 81 IS; De-
tobsr opened at 81 80, highest $3.50, lowest
s. 20, closing al 81 72S Short ribs, per 100
lbs July opened at 81 90, h'ghest 81 90, low.
est 81 IS, closing ats 52SS; August opened
at $40. highest t77O, lowest 81 s., closing at
o. 72x; September opsusd at 81 S2Is, highest
o. t2h, lowest, 81 671%, closing at 81 72h !;
0'tOhtr opened at 81 60, highest 81 6lh, low.
est o. 60, closing at 7IT. On the Produce
krch. nse today the butter market wO steady
at lbalqc for creamery, and llhgl6, for
dairy. Eggs very firm at l2gl2h1c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES Buying. loote, IDEAL o; sell.
ing, -Ier barrel dried apples, Sc per pound
from store. Dried peaches, &c from store.
VEGETABLES q 80 from store.
Cabbage, Northern, 81 20 pe' crate. Kraut.
barrels,s5; half barrels, 81. Garlic, o. per
FRUIT = 0rangos-none In tho market.
Lemons. u 500t5 per box; light supply.
Bananas, 81 50a2 so PER bunch.
NUTS-Coacoanuts,S " psr 100. Peanuts-
virginia, 90; Tennessee iarmers' stock, SO
&c; roasted, ave highor; shelled, Toe. Pc
cAns-Texas, 7dl0c.
RAIsINs-london layers, ST. lAysrs,s2 rs;
California, g. IS.
PICKLEs-In Jars, pint, go quarts,sl 5Oi
half salons, g. T5i gallons, q f5i loose, bar
rels, q 5Oa7; half barrels, 81 mixed, bar
rela, tl0 ; mixed, half barrels, 81.
EGG Weak, gIl0c.
POTATDkS-Duil, buying, 81 IS 10 o.,
loose. selliag, 81 50 per barrel.
ClDER-New York, s650 per barrel and
81 rs Per half barrel.
fish Mackerei, half barrels. No. !,
S2i; No. 2, Is rs, No. 5. Is; lob kit. No.
81; No 2, sc; No. 8, Sc. Dry herrings,
family, - PER boz.
V NE9AR-l0alsc per gallon.
SOAPS-8lilSc,
cANDLEs-full weight, s.s9c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07

Is, 13lsS; as, 1l2sf; Atlantic and Great
Western frsts, As; seconds, 1914 Tho
amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance today Is $4,000.
PARIS, July 6.-Thrse. per ceat rentes.
Slf EXC for the account.
BANK CLEhRINGS.
NEW YORK, July 6.-The bank clearings
today were slSl, ,0l2; balances. o., $40 ,957,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July Tho
bank clearings today were sl2,C6s 500; bal
ances, 81 ,562,797.
BALTIMORE, Md, July The bank
clearings today were 1906 ,092; balances,
1901 ,lC9.
BOSTON, MASS, July 6.-The bank
clearings today were sl5.5i7,47; balances.
1885 SIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July the bank
clesriugs today were sS,77S,lSl; balances,
1915, 475.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June Is. Bank clear
ings today were q. 35S,C0O.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Clearings Of
the banks, 81 ,4i,240.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
GRgCRpIEs.

sUGAR-Pure white, 6,f6e6yc; OF white.
SIC; yellow clarified, 6l4@61tc; seconds,
5ha5i+o; refined A., ~ d61sc; graduated.
ehg65Sc; powdered, TIC; cut loaf, TO.
RiCR-LOuisiana, i,se5'<c, carOlins,5,.
OiNDIEs-sticks all sizes. In boxes. pals
and barrels, TISC59hc.
CORREE-Common, ls,Sc; ordinary, l9ISs
2Oc; fair, 2ia2lhe; prime Rio, 2lISC1z2c;
choice to fancy. a'ts2i'<';Old government.
sSLf-0siO liver, 81 10 per barrel, sasl-
nav, 81 Is per barrel; sacks, hne, 81 $50
Si coarse, 81 1901 Is; pockets, bleached,
M0IAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair,
27a3Oc; prime TO choice. t2a5Oc; syrup.
25s4Oc; common 10 fair, 25a2sc; prime 70
choice, Sa+Oc; centrifugal fancy.i $1,000.
Firm.
HAVANA, July 6.-sugar-Quiet; CEN
trifugal, 951< degrees at q 80.
BALTIMORE, MD, July s.-Codso krmer
nomiually l7SslsAc. Other articles I'M
changed.
NEW YORK. July 6.-Cohee, spot fair |:
Rio quiet at Bl.ci option. fairly act
I've and lower, closing hrmi sales.
1900 bsgs; July. SO l0al6 90; Au-
gust, sl6 iSal6 6Oi Sep iember, $40 70al6 g);
II; December. Cd ealT 10; January,
Oh goal7 %; March, 81 u. Sugar unchanged
and quiet; refined luietI GRADUATED, B ST.
lOOc. Molasscs dull and nominal. Rice
steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07

az months out oi9Ie6 for the year. But IN
isse the returns gave for tho hrst half only
'Ioo miles while the work Of tho year ac-
cording TO our corrected record was about
800 milcs. We feel safe In predicting that
the fetal new mileage Land down 10 1887 will
not DO less than 10 600 miles, with the likeli-
hood CT considerably exceeding that, and,
perhaps, SURPRISING the record OF the year OF
srcatest railway CON traction in the history
OF the country, ls2. OF tho 1886 lines-not
compauies-covered by tho table, eighty.
FIVE, or 81 per cent, are still In course. Of
extension, while tracklaying Is about to be-
gin on a largo nu Der Of other lines not IN.
cluded In the list. Several OF tho great
railway, companies will each lay
hundreds Of miles of add tional
track before the year ends. Among
them may be named tho st, Paul, Mime
n oils ~ d Manitoba, which promises to add
about 200 miles to the 300 miles OF more
which u has put down since January LIST;
the Atchisoo, Topeka and santa Fe, whore
Kansas City line will add about $50 miles
before tho year closes, while its various OK.
tensions In Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Colo
RADIO, Texas and California will probably re-
duire 100 or s o miles more to BIO laid in the
next six months; aud the Missouri Pacific,
Chicago, Rock Island snd Pacific, Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST, Paul, Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, aud several other great sys-
tens which each has hundreds Of miles in
process OF construction. - Rdil,cdv Age.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middling, 1910.
Sales, 100 bales; receipts, Is bales; ship
ments, - bales; stock on hand, 1884 bales;
receipts to date, 66l, 4ei bales: shipments TO
dale, 6is,3s3 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, $40; good ordinary, 9Hc; low
middling, l0lks; mlddling, lose: good mid
ding, 1880; middlior fair. nominal; fair.
nominal; stains and tinges, S'sgs]so; dusty.
7hg9kc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST, 1909; burnt, 6OO7;
home consumeiiou to date, 262s; .tsck, run
S; N. at. Z. r., /; L. 4 N: K: H., i; NJ. 4
steamers, .; wagons, s. Exports. mono.
New York spots opened nominal and closed
steady; middling. 10 Is l6c;, Sales, i0t
nary, s,s.; 0 good ordinary. &c; low mid.
ding, l0Zc; middling, 10 l5-l6e; eood mid
ding, II 3 lie; middling fair, II lS-l6c; fair,
R7-l6c. Futures opened weak and closed
stsady, a. follows: July, 1896 9l0.6s; Au-
gust, lO'71@lC7S Septsmoe5,s 900 20 SS 49, iGi
cember, e.6Oa9 81; January, g.6lcs9 g /;
February. 9.69s9.7O; Msrch, e.75 40 20;
April, s2as.SS; May, 9.ssSe 81. Sales.
The NV Orleans spot market opened
easy and closed quiet; middling, lOhc.
sales. $50 baleI. Quotations were AZ fol-
lows: Ordinary. sac; good ordinary, 9hc /
low middling, eJse; middling, l0hc; good
middling, l0Hc. Futures opened easy and
closed steady, az follows; July, 90e9 w .
August, 9.9lesq.q2; September, 9.i5gq Is ;
October, 9.lSd9. 10; November, g.l2g9 10 I;
December, 9 lSa9.H; January, 92le9.2l /;
February, 9.29sg.3O: Masn, Q 3Sa9. 81 ;
April, 9.Tss IS. Sales, 81, 100 bales.
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A New ClasstacntSou.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July "A local pa.
perslys: The Central Trsflc Association
still lives, and all the lines In the territory
interested lying between the Mississippi and
with brand new classification. The Van
dalis Is distributing among its agents q cir
cular, under date OF July 9Th, announcing
that the report Of the Committee on Freight
Classification having been adopted BY the
Joint committee, the changes in classifca-
July 18th, Copies Of the revised classihca-
ton will be ready for distribution In few
days. Shippers will no DOUBT be glad TO
ieern that most Of tho proposed changes arc
reductions In the classification. The At-
var ces made are, for the most part, on thoto
classes of froisht Of which comparatively
little Is shipped. Ten days public notice Is
necessary before they can put II into effect, 7"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
LIVE STOCK.

HOUSEHOLDS, isll1o.
SHEEp--Ch0ice, 3Tcj medium, 2s2sc.
LAMBs-Gold 70 choice, t9i ~.
g.et fair 10 medium. ~. axe scallAuaEs,
ikaihc.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 6.-Ths Droper.'
Journal reports! Cattle Receipts, 300
head shipments, 900 head market weak /,
common Toe lowefl iancy 81 7'gi sQI ship.
ping steers, o. SCAT J0lstockeI and feeders,
t2aS IS CO.'S 5gils and miIsdi Ds5i
head, shipmsnts, 800 head, market about
steady, rousb and MIXED, 500 2Ol packing
ard shipping, s. 1906 DI llsht, 300 ~!
,kIp,, 500 ". ehsep-Rscsipu, 1000 head
shipments, 100 hs.di m.rkst stsadyi Ne.
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~. .2' Changes.


WHEELING, July 6.-Noon II Rive, I
foot inches on the sauEe and falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Noon-Rivsr g
feet on the gauge aud stationary. Weather
oloudyi thefmomstsf, So.
CAIRO, July 6.-Nooh-Rlvsr 10 feet 2
inches on the EauEo and rising. Weather
Memphis, 3 am. Depsrtedi 7. d. Sims,
81, Louis, ba,m.
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October opened at 75e, highest, 75tSc, low.
est 75c, closing at 7S|Sc. Corn, No. S-Juiy
opened at gfc, highest $3.50, lowest S4ssc.
closing AZ sskc; August opened at $3.50,
highest s61tc. lowest S5sSc, closing at S6l!c;
i Ssp.: s S''pf Sn a &c s,h' 6cscss;;
opened at S7ssc, highest $3.50; lowest S6ISc,
closing at S1sc. Oats, No. 2-July opened AT
2S<c, highest $50, lowest 25I.c, closing at
251c; August opened at 25sssc, highest 25sss,.
lowest, ESQ, closing at 26sscj September
closing at 51so. kecoipts-Flour, Il. 900 bris
wheat, 1900 bu;. corn, 23l 900 bu; oats, l5g,-
900 bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley, 700O bu. Ship
ments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 90, 900 bu I;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats. 22S 900 bu; rye. 5000
bu; barley, -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07

vocabulary grease wool, unvAshed, IL
alsc; clesr grease wool, 2}t1boi bury
washed. L3SO. tub washed, S3s{5c.
ST. LOUIS, mo-, July wool--iittle
d'ingi tuhuashod, 0aj9c; unvashsd bright
medium, r sa61Sct coAue braid, i6t3tc hne
light, les2io; ace heavy, i5s2Dc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
MULES AND H0RsEs.

N. MgLE I liiS ~, ssns, d hish, IS
i5S hand. sIsh. sis5siioS iSsi % i band,
hish, tiboa90. Tbs. chief demand 10 for
mules from itx 10 IS hands hiEh.
H0RsEs-Ralri drives. tl2tale5i heavy
draft, 81 t5als0i saddle, 81 2Ssl15, extra
saddle, tlTtsl75i plugs, tt59so.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07
CAIRO, SEED PaopUCrs.

PRIME CRUDE oil, Ta27itc, od crude,
Mailer prime summer yellow, Aa2,cl %
sumner yell0N, 3lgilc, choice cool ING
summer yellow, 35aiscl prime cotton seed
meal, si5 1915 7ji % cotton seed neal, sli
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DIR, ID. y. JOHNSON
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY.
No. ~ Jefferson Street,


between Main and 'FRONT.' NEMPHlB
lE,tabli,hsd In isO.l
1 JOHNSON IL Acknowledged By ~ pAi
L. Ties interested ~ By far the most sos
oottful physician In the tfsAtnsntoi pfivlb
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent oursi
guaranteed 10 oysfJ case, male o. fenk,
Recent easef Of donorrhsh and syphilh
cured 10 fev days without thu a., n msr
pury, change Of diet or hindfsnos irou
business. Secondary syphilis, tbs last wee
tiEe eradioa,ed Nitbo 1tthe use oi mefoufy
lnvolunsafy loss Of semen STOPPED IN ihort
Zine. Sufferers from impotency ~ loss
sexual pQWert festors 10 ffse Visgf 10 isr
Woke Victims ofselt-abuss and ohcsiilt,
pooefJ, suffering from tpormAtorhoa nc
bost OF physical and mental power, tpoedill
and PermAnGntly cured. PARTICULAR attsn
ton paid 10 the Diseases Of Women, ant
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores oufst
without the use Of cAnstic or the knife. Az
eQntultations strictly conhdehtiAl, Msdt
cine, sent By sIprsu 70 all pArn o. VI
county.
srWorkinynsn snrsd q, half the usu
rates. Ofhoe hour. IRON so,cl9et, aI'b
O'clock pm. ID. II. JOHNSON, NOD.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 9 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE is PREM.
Cotton Qniet-Middling Cotton, 1Osc
Sales Today 100
Bales.
APPEAL OFFICE.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July o' loo'sI
The money market remains I'M
changed, with rates at 8 TO s per cent for
loans. There was quite a larse attend
anceat the stock call board today,
and bids aud offerings were freely made.
The only sale recorded was ten shares Of I'm
ion and Planters Bank stock, ex-dividend,
at 1877. The cotton market developed de-
cline both in spots and futures at all leading
points. A leading New York cotton circular
ofdate the 9th, says; There was some pretty
liberal trading In old crop again today.
but with further decline in values.
The heaviness seemed TO be due In q great
measure to tee tame accounts from Liver
pool and the noncombative policy Of the
leading bull operators. There was. however,
in quiet way, considerable buying. Now
crop advices continue very promising, but
there is a noticeable absence of positive dc
preston on the distant positions and indeed
apret,y good demau 10 to the end Of the
year, with January setting a fair share"
The Manchester Guardian OF July 9th, In
its commercial article Gays: 1.-THE sales have
been light and sellers have made no pro-
gress. The short time movement does not
slacken, and yesterdays experience tends
to strengthen II. II Is believed that distant
distributors have h,ard enough of tho cotton
squeeze to encourage them to postpone all
except hand to mouth buying in the hope
that whom cotton does become easier, they
can do better. 1t is likely, however, they
are mistaken in this view, rs the adop-
tion Of short time is certain to sensibly les
sen the ,upply fit is continued a few weeks.
Meanwhile the re'u,tance Of purchasers Is
adording powerful aid to the movement"
The brea istuGs. provisions and grocery mar
kets are quiet and ieatureless.
IMPORTS.
Three bbls apples, al SKIS bran, 65 pkgs
butter, 622 pkgs boots and shoes, 200 SKIS cot
ton.seed, 2jO0 hu corn, 30 pkgs dry goods,
g pkgs eggs, 800 brls -four, 30 pkgs hats,
l62 pkgs lard, 10000 feet lumber, 10 pkgs
liquors, cars lime, $50 brls meal, 10 bblS
D olssses, lO00 bu oats, car pork sides,
300 brls sugar, 400 pkgs tobacco.
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WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
81 5Oa5i HighWinei, 81 05i rectihsd, &c over,
fetittilled llc over.
CINCINNATI. o.. July 5.-Whisky quiet
sales ~ barrels Of finished goods on bAsii
~ ft0s
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Tome. Rec. Prlces. Stool

At noon; Liverpool spots were dull In
buyers favor. Sales, 5000 bales, 81 which
American 600 bales. Receipts. 500 bales,
Of which American - bales.
Closing quotations we're as follows Ordi-
ding, 5 Is led; GOOD IN adding, 8 Lied;
middlins ,uplands. sgd; middling Or.
leans, SD.
Future, opened steady at decline and
closed steady, a. .ollowsG
The prsoes are given ~ pence and 6iths, hss!
I SO means 63-6id: aHd 5 OF med1s s / SD
lp.mi July, 5 SD, buyersi July-August.
5 SD, value; August September, SD, va
lusg September October, ed, 80 ,lers; Octo-
ber-Noyember, I'D, buyers; November
ary, S isd, sellers January February. 5 isd.
sellers; September. 5 SD. value.
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NEW YORK, July 6.-Through continue
tion Of large iorwardings In the execution OF
previous purchases, n largo total Of sales WAS
reached, but from new purchases little was
added
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TOBACCO Common. 25sS5c iOthsr Grades.
sNURP.garrstt'i,,l 90 Si Ralph'i, 90 Is,
Railroad, e.2.
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,rv voRx ony sooDs MARKET

tiye,, Scs4 20, western, g 4osS 90; Texans,
IA co. az; lambs, 81 5Os4 per head.
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K,Nsns .,n ~.AfmEn.

OVYtoE jiaSlL ,sHyIoH. U. X. AL
hssFafs, July o, 1p.m,
The following observations arc taken
al all stations named At 10 meridian time,
vhioh 10 one hour later than Memphis q 10!
rAhs. 49,
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THE RIVERS.
NTEAM Frs IEAYINR

M0vEmENTs At TINE LEvEE.
Arfipais. james Ice, Friars Point; Rene
Macready, 0scsoa; JAY Gould and City Of
DcpdrtHros.-James lie, frars Point;
Rene Nacroady Csc ,ola; y Gould and City
Of Baton Rouge, New Or cans; Alberta No.
3, Whits river; OniO, Cincinnati
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PETROLEU
WHISKY. WINES, L,auoRS rrC.

COAL 0lt.-Phmo white. wholesale lots.
l0c por SALON.
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PowDER-Rss.. Is, half ksr. q rs,
garter kegs, 81 80. a
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DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
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STOCKS
FINANCE.

Money firm and hardening, rate 8
10 s per cent, and latter figure ruling.
Demand we'll up 10 the supply. The Clear
ins House report 10 rs follows:
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Ne~ York and principal cities North and
East, par buying, premium SELL
lng; New England sight. x discount buy
ingi New Orleans. y diicount buying, par
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids, Offering, and sales today were as
follows:
Bond. Shelby county g., lOl bid; Mem
phis Compfomife, stamped, gsL bid, I'M
stamped, IS bid; Taxing District, is-6s 9s,[
City railroad, 10 asked; Memphis Gas CO.,
10 bid; Memphis Water Co.. 100 asked
Masonic Temple, iU2iF bid; Cotton Exchange
Building Comut,y, lOj bid; Gayoso Hotel
6l, " a.ked; Iennss 90 Coal and Iron Com
pi Sock. = Bank comm,rc,, Is2X-iagI.
German Bank, i3l hidi Pirst National, rs
bid; Union and rlaniers. 1915; Security
Savings Bank, Us asked; Mschanics' 5. ID.
lle eskedi Blaa CITY lnsu ance Company.
Memphis City fife aud Genetal Insurance
Company, 1888 asksiG Nanderbi {, 2O-23.
ge'manii, Az bid; Cotton Oh Trust, S7ls
sIdi hemph. %. sigh' CSmpany' ~ bid !
ny, iS-i30; james \ Graham Wagon Com.
pany, 81 bid; Memphis Brick Con pAny, 1870
-l8. Mstonic Temple, p2h; Cotton EG
change Building Company, 80 s.! GitiEers
i0bd.
Sale 10 shares Union aud Planiert'
Bank stock a. l67.
NEW YORK. Jlly 6.-Mouey On call
sasy, ranging from TO 7 per cent, last loan
3, closed offered n ! per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper t9lh per cent. Sterling ex-
change dali hut ftsldy at ts21 for % days
and ass. ior demand.
B3nds-Goycrf ment bonds we're dull and
heavy. state onds we're neglected,
Stocks. he 10 tef Of the street vas azain
bearith this morning, and the stock market
was ievefiih but generally weak thro ashout
most Of the dly. There was considerably
more activity displayed than on ycstetday,
and the batinets was much better distribut-
cd. although the great bu Of the trading
done was monopolited by sir OF eight stocks
Considerable effect was had upon the general
list By tbs weakneft In cotton seed oil GER
uhetiei, 10 which several stop orders were
uncovered and a decline Of nearly S points
effected. Toe market In the last hour
showed incfoase1 strength, and the close was
stsady To- hrm, though quiet, generally at
Fractional concostl0ls from the Openlbg
hEurss. Aluio st the entire list IL lower.
Railroad bondr were extremely dull. The
sale, today asIesa,sd s78,cc6, The total
sale, OF stock. t)day were 2g2,s ~ shares.
Closing quOtatlOnlg
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